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Evidence Needed To Save Victorian Villa Or Demolition Permission Likely To Be Granted
By David Rose Concerns have been raised over a planning application to demolish a Victorian house on Pewley Hill, Guildford, and replace it with a new build home. However, unless…
Diary of an Ockhamite
Tony Edwards who entertained us with his regular Life in Solitary column during the pandemic is back with this new Diary of an Ockhamite, a light-hearted collection of observations from…
Updated: ‘Please Stay Away from Fires’ Plead Firefighters Still at Work on Hankley Common
By Hugh Coakley and Martin Giles This morning (July 25) Surrey Fire and Rescue has repeated its call for the public to be aware of the current increased fire risk…
Guildford Company Use Video to Give an Impression of Medieval Guildford
A Guildford-based company which specialises in creating historical virtual reality experiences has produced a video of medieval Guildford town and castle. Historic VR Ltd, based in Quarry Street, has made…
St Mary’s Wharf Cuts Building Height But ‘Still Too Big’ Says Objectors
By Hugh Coakley Developers for the St Mary’s Wharf proposal at the former Debenham’s site in Guildford town centre have bowed to pressure from opponents to the scale of the…
A Glimpse Of Women Munitions Workers During The First World War
By David Rose With a number of light engineering factories in Guildford during the First World War, it’s not surprising that women were employed too, as the firms produced munitions…
Gatwick Airport North Runway Plans Are ‘Cocktail of Negatives’
By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Gatwick Airport’s hopes of bringing its northern runway into regular use amount to a “second runway by the back door” according to one campaigner.…
Retail Buzz As 23 New Shops Open for Business In Town This Year
By Hugh Coakley Nine chain shops and eight Indies have opened in Guildford since last December and, with another six new entries in the pipeline, the retail buzz in the…
V1 Flying Bomb Attacks On Send and Ripley – Burnt Common Incident And Others
By Frank Phillipson A detailed follow up to John Glanfield’s recollections of the Burnt Common V1 incident published previously. The V1 Flying Bomb attacks on Britain began on the June…
Developers Pay For Life-saving Equipment Outside Ash Pub
An Ash resident who underwent open-heart surgery in 2010 has successfully secured a donation from development company Bellway to provide a new defibrillator in the village. The equipment has been…
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